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9. Operation Crusader
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2018
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"The German has atonished the world,but the Italians has atonished the Germans"
- Erwin Rommel -
Very interesting. I'm currently working on a video on this battle too. You've done a pretty good job of summarising the early-mid events of this very complicated battle. Well done!
Thanks man.
that is high praise!
The man himself
I have been watching your 9 hours video when I saw this
Italy had great soldiers but bad commanders and supplies....
They lacked everything except bravery.
They were forced its not bravery
Thanks for this. My grandfather was one of the few survivors from the 5th South African (he was Transvaal Horse Artillery) and was taken prisoner at Sidi Rezegh.
I'd often heard the story about them getting ambushed by German tanks so close they had to fire on them over open sights but I didn't really have any idea of how that fit into the wider story of the war in North Africa.
South Africans were tuff buggers
Did he fight with the 3rd field regiment ??.
@@sontungle2641 I don't know the details well enough as I grew up in another country and he died when I was still quite young. From what I understand, the Transvaal Horse Artillery became the 3rd Field Brigade at the outset of the war and were part of the 5th South African Infantry Brigade at least during the North African campaign. He fought in the Abyssinia campaign (Ethiopia) before the events of this video too.
On top of everything that happened at Sidi Rezegh, he was one of the poor buggers on the Sebastiano Veniero POW transport ship that was torpedoed by a British submarine. He also later survived the forced march in winter at the end of the war from POW camp Stalag VIIIC to Bad Orb (~500km).
The 22° Armored Brigade didn´t do it an "exercise", they was defeated in Bir El Gobi battle against the Ariete italian armored Div. and the Giovanni Facisti unit.
This video series help me better understand the war books with clear ongoing images of battle fields
Which is exactly my goal. Thanks for watching.
Only the British call a retreat a victory.
Taking your objectives, and stopping the enemy doing the same is a victory. Rommel ran away, not Ritchie.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Crusader Who won again?
Like it was said many times before, Rommel was great tactician, but an absolute idiot when it came to strategy and he had struggled greatly on an operational level too as you can see with his latest blunder.
..hmm... The Italians wasn't so bad...I guess,
Like if anyone Agree.
Grazie al Cazzo
good to see this accuratley described for once.
No mention of Italian 90MM anti-tank gun?
Very good video. I just found your channel and am watching all of your videos. I think it would be cool for at the beginning of your battle videos to list the troop numbers or divisions each side has and then at the end list each sides loses.
Thank you for the feedback! In fact this is something we already have in mind.
But we will only do it when we have accurate and detailed information because that's what the purpose of this series is. To give you in depth, knowledge of the tactical situations in each battle instead of a plain, general narration of the battle.
Looks like that voice is Simple History's narrator, which is very familiar to me.
Has Rommel been reinforce with one or two more panzer division that results would be different?.
Where is australian troops on tobruk
They were replaced at Tobruk in October 1941 by the 70th division
I think I already hear your voice on an other UA-cam channel
Simpleton history
How did you get Martin Sheen to narrate?
Very fun vid!
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Is it possible today to reconsctruct WW2 battles with high end animations with zoom ins, more details such as numbers, losses and precise movements over timeline? Like in some game but with real numbers and facts behind so that people can see the scope of those egagements.
The more informations available the better to can get. Most of the work for these videos is research.
Tik is doing an decent job at this. He goes to the events and the battles at great lenght. You should check his channel.
The game you are looking for is Graviteam. You are welcome.
its the simple history dude
Italian tanks are so kitty... look like toys.
Toys that destroied a lot of crusade and crusaders
More videos, please.
Currently making Sedan, 1940.
Are you leaved from Simple history ?
Looked like a big confusing mess.
Exactly!
Doesnt seem like a victory for Britain
Mostly because this video covers the first half of the battle in great detail, but the second half of the battle is quickly summed up in the last 1 minute of the video. And it was in that second half that the British actually won. So while the video is good for what it covers, it can give the impression that the Germans came out better because it focuses so much on the early action that they dominated and doesn't go into as much detail on the later events that swung the battle the other way.
Good video, narrator is annoying and mispronounces almost every non-English word. But otherwise it’s good!
What, does this guy just ...disagree(?)... with how the British generals pronounce their own names? Does he think his way sounds better or what? This made me lose confidence in the entire feature, in the first minute of the video. Just... Why?
How pretentious of you. Did it not occur to you that the narrator was READING the names?